CH. I. 2. enioy. 3. sondrye. 5. nowe. 6. disease outwarde. 7. comforte. 8. ferre. 9. hell. dethe. 10. endelesse. 12. hent. 13. swynke. 14. dwellynge-. wytlesse. 15. syghtlesse. prisone. 16. caytisned (_for_ caytifued). 17. wode (!); _for_ worde; _read_ word. 18. made. reason. herde. 20. disease. 21. beames. 22. _For_ be-went, Th. _has_ be-we_n_t. 23. one. 25. wyl of; _apparently an error for_ whyles (_which I adopt_). luste. 26. dede (_for_ drede). 27. myne. 28. twynckelynge. disease. 29. lette (_twice_). dey. measure. 30. myne. comforte. 31. diseased. maye. aueyle. 32. endlesse. 33. wote; myne hert breaketh. 34. howe. grou_n_de. forthe. 35. howe. shippe. great. 36. Howe. 39. nowe. sayne. 40. arte. weate. 44. stretche. 45. stey. endlesse. 46. wotte. _I supply_ am. spurveyde. arte. nowe. 47. frenshyppe (_sic_). 48. nowe arte. 49. weareth. 51. Nowe. 53. leaue. 57. lythe. 59. frendes (_sic_); _for_ ferdnes: _cf._ p. 9, l. 9. 60. Christe. 61. great. bounties. 62. hel. 63. veyned (_sic_); _for_ weyued. 64. shapte. Nowe. 65. wretched. 66. heate. 68. wytte. 69. wote. 72. ease. sythe. 73. qualyties. 74. wote. wemme ne spotte maye. 75. _Read_ unimaginable. 77. knytte. fal. 78. wol wel (_for_ wot wel). 80. sonded; _read_ souded. maye. 81. pleased. charyte. 82. eased. 83. comforte. fal. 85. out caste. daye. se. 86. flodde. 87. diseases. 89. perfectyon. knytte. dethe. 91. togyther is endelesse in blysse(!). dwel. 92. eased. 93. thentent. 94. great. Nowe. 95. arte wonte. 98. Nowe. haste. 100. _I supply_ ther. 104. folke. 105. encreasing. 110. forthe. 112, 113. trewly and leue; _read_ trewly I leve. 113. gracelesse. 114. disease. 115. halte. 117. (_The sentence beginning_ O, alas _seems hopelessly corrupt; there are pause-marks after_ vertues _and_ wonderful.) 118. folowynge; _read_ flowinge. by; _read_ of. 119. flode. 122. caytife. inrest. disease. lefte. 124. maye. 125. tolde. 126. ioleynynge (_sic_). 127. disease. 128. nowe. 130. the lyst none. 131. worde. 134. qualites of comforte. worthe. CHAPTER II.